Pollination
Healthy bees mean better pollination and better crops, and a natural chemical compound in almond nectar and pollen reduces the level of disease in bees, while increasing beneficial gut bacteria.
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Bees are still the most common pollinators, but a large number of other pollinators include the bee-mimicking syrphid flies, other insects and spiders.
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Rourke takes her experience in other roles at Pollinator Partnership to continue steering the organization towards a great future.
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Equitable Food Initiative, the workforce development and certification organization that partners with growers, farmworkers, retailers and consumer groups, announced that it has been recognized as a t...
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The importance of pollinators is in the spotlight, and bee hive tech is using infrared imagery to measure hive health.
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This three-year commitment is the result of the shared mission of protecting and promoting honeybees and other helpful pollinators, and working with growers to make it all happen.
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Pollination in almond orchards has become an incredible market, joining the ranks of irrigation and harvest at 15-20% of a field’s annual costs, while marking what the Almond Board of California calls the largest pollination event in the world. ...
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Pollination conditions when almond trees are in bloom can be far from ideal, however, Biobest has some suggestions.
Now we are in mid-winter, most trees have lost their leaves and are waiting for s...
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